November 11, 2011
A Little Time to Pray
A precursor to the full length documentary “A Little Time to Pray”
The African American towns of Mound Bayou, Mississippi; Nicodemus, Kansas; and Allensworth, California are highlighted in the documentary “A Little Time to Pray.” The documentary is being made by Gail Myers the founder and director of Farms to Grow, INC.; an organization that supports small African American farmers nationwide by purchasing farm supplies like seeds, hoop houses and tillers.
Farms to Grow will present the George Washington Carver award to a California farmer for excellence in agriculture on Saturday, November 12th at Preservation Park Niles Hall 668 13th Street, Oakland.
Stephen Hill, Sr.
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What a wonderful collection of voices, stories, music and beautiful crops. I loved how the farmer asked the children if they wanted to be farmers when they grew up. I see the power in this film in moving a young generation towards this noble profession, respecting farmers and appreciating real food. We will only fight for what we love.
Melinda Hemmelgarn
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